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Do you want to improve your online presence?

With a well designed and developed web site and an effective online marketing strategy, you can drive traffic to your web site and increase your sales!

Paul Allen is president of New Bedford Internet, a leading web site development company, and is co-founder of NewBedford360.com, New Bedford's community web site.

A long time advocate of technology, particularly the internet, Paul is committed to helping individuals and organizations in the Southcoast Massachusetts communities of New Bedford, Dartmouth, Fall River, Westport, Fairhaven, Mattapoisett and beyond, find their voice (and customers) on the internet.

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» Is a Flash Website Intro a Good Idea for a New Bedford Business?
By Paul Allen | Published 05/10/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated
A number of businesses in New Bedford, Massachusetts have asked whether they should have a flash intro on their business website or not. Does a flash intro affect your small business website’s results positively or negatively?
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» Registering People for New Bedford Charitable Events on your Non-Profit Website
By Paul Allen | Published 05/10/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated
Are you looking to make ticket sales for your New Bedford area charitable events easier? One of the ways you can do this is by using your website to sell tickets to your charitable events, this means that people can go and buy tickets from your website at any time of day or night without needing you to be there to do it. You can also automate ticket sales to deal with ticket returns and handling a waiting list of people interested in attending the event should more tickets become available.
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» New Bedford Charities - Simplify Donations, Membership Enrollments and Event Registrations for your Non-Profit Website with CharityAid+
By Paul Allen | Published 05/10/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated

CharityAid+ is a low cost and highly effective web solution provided by New Bedford Internet that enables you to simplify the donations, membership enrollments and event registrations on your non-profit website. Local area organizations currently using this effective solution include: New Bedford Whaling Museum, WHALE, Rotch Jone Duff House, Lloyd Center, New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce.

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» Making Friends and a Little Money in New Bedford - All From my Junk Mail Folder
By Paul Allen | Published 04/30/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated

Check your junk mail folder! This New Bedford based business person retrieved a genuine lead from his junk folder and went on to make good friends and good business.

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» New Bedford Internet Upgrades CharityAid+ non-profit software
By Paul Allen | Published 04/20/2007 | Announcements | Unrated
In a move designed to address requests from non-profit organizations in both the New Bedford and National markets, New Bedford Internet has released version 1.5 of its acclaimed CharityAid+ web site software.

Several significant upgrades were made to CharityAid+ that make the software easier to use and that add more capabilities to it.

Charity organizations nationwide are realizing the opportunities for more efficient fund-rasing, event registration and membership registration by using the CharityAid+ package.

CharityAid+ can be added to any web site in about 5 minutes and can be tailored to its color scheme. Inclusion of the organization's logo is a snap. Within minutes, non-profits can be online with a secure and affordable solution to fund-raising, donations, membership and event registration needs.

CharityAid+ is available for $19.95 per month. No long term contracts or down payments are needed to begin receiving donations and other funds online.

In the New Bedford market, organizations that are already using CharityAid+ include the New Bedford Whaling Museum, WHALE (Waterfront Area Historic League), Rotch Jones Duff House and Museum, Lloyd Center for the Environment, Schwartz Center for Children and the New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce.

You can take a FREE 7 day demo of the CharityAid+ application here.
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» New Bedford web site owners take note! Vacations can mean more SPAM.
By Paul Allen | Published 04/6/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated
Did you know that your next vacation might well impact the amount of SPAM you receive for the rest of the year? Here's a tip concerning email auto responders and the unintended consequences of using them...
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» Downtown New Bedford, Inc. Launch Redesigned Web Site
By Paul Allen | Published 04/4/2007 | Announcements | Unrated
One of Donna Motta's first pieces of business as Downtown New Bedford, Inc.'s new Executive Director was to enhance the organization's web site. The existing site was several years old and no longer suited how the organization wanted to present itself to the community.

Many enhancements were made to the new web site, including improvements to the navigation structure, color scheme and layout.

A significant enhancement was the integration of New Bedford Internet's acclaimed web site editing software - InCommand. With InCommand, the DNB, Inc. staff will be able to edit virtually any portion of their web site without having to rely on a "webmaster" to do it for them. At any time of the day or night, and from any computer connected to the internet, the DNB,Inc. staff will be able to change their site's content - text and photos can all be added and edited using InCommand.

"InCommand is a much more affordable way to edit a web site" says Paul Allen, president of New Bedford Internet. "Instead of having to pay a webmaster for hourly maintenance services, a company or organization can use InCommand to edit their own sites - on their schedule and at affordbale prices."

Use of InCommand incurs a low ($19.95) monthly cost.

Downtown New Bedford, Inc. is a vital part of the success and future of New Bedford. New Bedford Internet is proud to have been given the opportunity to assist in the furtherance of thier mission.

You can learn more about Downtown New Bedford, Inc. at their new web site - HERE.
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» Why do I need a Website if I am in the New Bedford, MA area?
By Paul Allen | Published 04/2/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated
In today’s dynamic world, the internet is a cornerstone of human relations. It’s a hub of international advertising, a wellspring of data and information, and the ultimate universal marketing tool, allowing business to reach millions of viewers with very little effort.
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» Signature Files in your Email
By Paul Allen | Published 04/2/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated
You’ve seen them before. When a friend or business contact sends an email, there’s a line of text at the bottom that offers an address, slogan, phone number, or website address. Some even include your pal’s business title or department. These tidbits of text are called “signatures” and they’re controlled by signature files in your email program. You can easily set up a signature file which will give your official correspondences a professional feel (all while advertising your company or service!).
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» SEO Considerations
By Paul Allen | Published 04/2/2007 | Web Site Design | Unrated
Good SEO is essential for your website’s success. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) techniques increase your site’s chance of rising higher in organic search results and of attaining better site ranks in numerous directories. In a world where pay-per-click advertising devours millions in advertising dollars each year, it makes sense to do everything you can to achieve great organic, unpaid results. Good SEO can help you do that.
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